Living Without Meat

Science & Health Channel Posts

• Swearing For Migraine Relief
  Right up front, let me say that if you don't like yourself swearing, then don't worry about it. Do whatever you have to to help yourself through migraine pain. But there are those of us who find [...]
• Hassles and high costs won’t stop travelers
  Despite a likely travel slowdown, millions take to the roads for Fourth High gas prices and the hassles of air travel may put a damper on many vacations this summer, but don’t expect the Fourth [...]
• Foods That Fight Afternoon Slumps
  When the afternoon blahs leave us slumped over our desks like an unwatered houseplant, most of us reach for a supersized vat of coffee and/or a calorie-packed sugar snack. There are much better [...]
• Had to share one of my favorite sites!
  My longtime readers will know I blog on a Tablet PC, specifically, a HP TC1100 and it has stood me well. There are several tech/electronic websites I enjoy reading, one being Gotta Be Mobile. [...]
• My First Go With Zolmig
  I went to my doctor yesterday and broke the news ablot proplanalol not working for me. I thingk he was more disappointed than I was. So, I'm going to try a new medicine, verapamil, as a daily [...]
• Overheard at the Pool: The Tale of the Steak-free Girl
  I was sitting around my complex's pool eating dinner the other night. It was steak night which is surprisingly the themed food night where I have the most options (sauteed mushrooms, corn, asparagus, [...]
• What Your Mouth Says About Your Health
  The network that Encouraging Health belongs to had server issues and I apologize to my readers that my site was inaccessible. The network administrator is replacing servers, cables, etc., so this [...]
• A Day of No Chewing: My Juice Fast
  As my juice fast was coming to an on Sunday, my teeth were restless. All I wanted to do was chew something! My morning started out with a breakfast juice of an orange and a couple of carrots. For [...]
• Bad News About Barcodes For Hospital Medication
  Here's one from the "Say It Ain't So!" Department: A study from the University of Pennsylvannia has come in about how barcodes on medication given at hospitals were to cut down on errors. Turns [...]
• Alzheimer's Drug Fails Clinical Trail
  People with migraines and chronic headaches go through a lot of worries, one of whih si that they will get Alzheimer's. We're not alone in this worry. A recent study from the MetLife foundation [...]